Tito May Make New Swap Bid For Trieste And Gorizia
Yugoslavia withdrew from trading Trieste for Gorizia and signaled regret over the notion of insisting on Gorizia. A spokesperson suggested another swap might be possible for the Adriatic port now in free territory partially occupied by Yugoslavia. Italy rejected any renewed barter of Trieste for Gorizia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Gorizia
Adriatic
Italy
Stanole Simic
Trieste unrest looms as 7000 polls urged today
Reports say Communist organizers planned an unauthorized demonstration in Trieste to protest proposals for return of the city to Italy. Yugoslavia signals willingness to mutual talks while states discuss postwar colonies and borders. British and American police bolster the frontier after Monday gunfire injures an Italian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trieste
Svne
Italy
Simic “Sak
Yugoslavia
Rome
United States
Africa
France
Russia
Britain
Tripoli
Eritrea
Somaliland
1500 Czechs Flee to U S Zone in Germany
American officials estimate about 1500 Czechs have fled into the U S zone of Germany since the Prague coup a month ago. Most are housed in refugee camps in Bavaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
American Socials
U. S
Prague
Bavaria
War in Europe ends three years ago no manpower studies
Marquis Childs notes the lack of national mass manpower analysis to show how U S resources could be used best in an emergency. The piece appears in the editor page with related features listed on pages 40 and 41 including Comics Crossword Horoscope and various sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Marquis Childs
Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth
Lost Plane Crash Reveals Eight Die In Mountain Wreck
Officials piece together a dramatic story of eight airmen killed when an Air Force transport crashed in rugged Washington state mountains Sunday. Survivors Maj John Harding of Portland Oregon and Pfc John Belmonte of East Boston Massachusetts endured through deep snow to reach help. Rescue teams found the eight bodies yesterday while survivors crawled through miles of wilderness. The pilot suffered a broken leg and was aided to a cabin Monday night. The incident is continued on page 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland
Wash
Air Force
Asmountain
John “B. Harding
Portland
Ore
John’ M. Belmonte
Boston
Masa
LWO
Poles Get Food Arrives in Gdynia From U.S. Aid
The steamer Mormacpenn docked at Gdynia, bringing 14,000 cartons of food collected in the United States for Poland. The shipment arrives as relief aid to support wartime needs and local distributions coordinated by Polish authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Mormacpenn
Baltic
Gdynia
United States
Poland
Gas Blasts Injure Two In City Kitchens
Two persons were injured in minor gas explosions this morning. James Starnes, a cook at the Cosmos Restaurant, sustained burns to his right arm and hand when gas from a leaky valve exploded as he struck in the kitchen. The blast shattered a window. At 100 A.M. Mrs. Bertham Christian, 54, of 1418 Fayette Street, was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital for burns on her left arm after an oven in the Osborne Coffee Shop exploded as she opened the oven door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Starnes
Osborne
Ltarrison
Mayor Eyes New Look at Burnet Park Zoo Upgrade
Mayor Frank J. Costello urged a livelier zoo at Burnet Park noting aging animals. He cited a 20 year old leopard, a puma death in October, a dead baboon, cataracts on the old lion, and a restless jaguar. He praised Zoo Commission chair Peter W. Kallfelz but called for more help and funds, suggesting a Bengal tiger could cost about $2000. $1800 had been raised so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Costello
Costello
Peter W. Mallfelz
Zoo Commission
Burnet Park
Kallfelz
Jacob Sauer
U S moves stalled in Palestine dispute at Lake Success
United States diplomacy in Palestine stalled at Lake Success as rumors spread of a new U S plan to scrap partition. Delegates shrugged in confusion as Warren R Austin delayed his resolution to a temporary trusteeship, while rumors claimed Truman would recognize a Jewish agency state and admit 100000 refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
United States
Palestine
United Nations
Truman
Warren R. Austin
General Assembly
Austin
Lake iSuccess
Jewish Agency
Tel-Aviv
Holy Land
Russia
Greek Guerrilla Command Taken in Mt Olympus Area
In Athens reports the Greek 51st Brigade captured the guerrilla high command in the Mt Olympus region including 200 huts that formed their headquarters and a main field hospital. The seizure occurred as forces secured the area and neutralized the leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Mt. Olympus
Local pupils praised for fire alarm action at Bellevue
Four Bellevue Heights Junior High students John Washburn John Moltson William O Hearn spotted a blaze at 722 Taliman Street. Washburn sounded the alarm and stayed with the box until firefighters arrived. Principal Gerald A. Cleveland and Fire Chief William J. Connelly commended them as Fire Department praised the school fire prevention program. The blaze began in rubbish near a basement stove, burning for 40 minutes and damaging the cellar and parts of the first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Heights
John Washburn
Sterling
John
William Moltson
Rich St
Willian O'Hearn
James O'Connell
Fred Patuna
William J. Connelly
Cleveland
Connelly
O'Connell
Pattina
Rent Boards Consider Veto Power In New Rent Law
Washington based report says House members drafting a new rent control bill discussed a home rule provision with agency level veto or review power over local rent board recommendations. The House’s prior bill gave local boards final say, and scrapping that strict local option could pave agreement to extend federal controls beyond next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Wayor
U S Dependents Leaving Germany But Not War Jitters
In FRANKFURT Germany American dependents seek transportation home from Germany as transatlantic airlines report rising numbers influenced by better weather. Officials said the dependents gave no indications of war jitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfury
Germany
U S to Halt Shipments of War Materials to Russia
Commerce Department sources say the government plans to clamp down on shipments of fronting war materials to Russia. The move follows mounting criticism in Congress and an inquiry by the Senate Super-Investigating Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Russia
Congress
Senate
Chilly Weather Forecast Presages Snow Flurries
The Weather Man warns of a drop to 25 above zero tonight with rain ending. Snow flurries may fall tomorrow as a high pressure system from the Northwest cools conditions. Tomorrow’s high is 36 and the low 15 above zero with continued cold, partly cloudy skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley
Jurors Probe Continues in State Lottery Case
The Oneida County grand jury probes an alleged statewide lottery scheme worth five million dollars. District Attorney Robert I. Morris announced progress as four men and two women were arrested in connection with the case, with hearings expected to extend into next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UTIOA
Oneida County Grand Jury
Robert I. Morris
Fragmented lunch room tale about a dog guarding a steak
A waiter narrates a comic scene where a fat man is told his dog defended his meal. Another dog tried to grab the steak, but the faithful dog snatched the steak first and ate it, illustrating the dog’s quick timing during the exchange.
Senate panel backs unit draft exemption plan
In Washington the 1927 Senate group moved to back a unit draft exemption proposal aimed at husbands veterans and men over 27. The measure seeks to limit peacetime draft scope while defense chiefs await guidance and manpower planning from Capitol Hill. Senator Gurney of South Dakota signaled support and anticipated further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
Umits
Gurney
R-S.d
Senate Armed Services Committee
Wallace supporter dodges on Communist past claim
A Wallace campaign backer refused to answer if he is or was a Young Communist League member. Seymour Linfield of New York read a statement opposing draft plans and Universal Military Training, and argued against reviving Selective Service excluding veterans and married men. Rep Wadsworth proposed age limits and veteran exemptions. Concluded on Page 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Young Communist League
Seymour Linfield
New York City
Rep
Wadsworth
Andrews
R-N.y
House
o|Armed Services Committee
Jewish Fortress Attacked Near Jerusalem
Arab irregulars attacked a fortress like Jewish stronghold six miles north of Jerusalem. twelve Jews were known to have been slain. British troops moved toward Neve Yaakov as about seven hundred Arabs pressed the attack. British artillery units were alerted for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Neve Yacoov
Papal Easter Blessing From St Peters Balcony
The Vatican announced that Pope Pius XII will deliver the Easter blessing from the balcony of St. Peter's Cathedral. The blessing is set to be broadcast at noon local time and 5 A.M. Eastern Standard Time on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican
Pius XII
St. Peter's Cathedral
Tax bill passes House amid veto clash in Washington
The House approved a 4.8 billion tax cut by 289 to 68 votes with 84 Democrats joining 205 Republicans. The measure would cut taxes for all 52 million income taxpayers and remove about 7.4 million low income filers. President Truman is expected to veto quickly, setting up a two thirds Congress vote to override.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Truman
Labor Party
Congress
Senate
White House
America
Treasury
Men Still Wearing Em New York Women Buy Them
Postwar trend shows men rely on wives to buy suits in exclusive Fifth Avenue shops. Salesmen report men shop alone and buy swiftly, but bring women along to argue. G. M. Gabriel, 12 years Broadstreet Fifth Avenue manager, notes a rise in women’s influence since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G. M. Gabriel
Broadstreet
Wer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill
Srieste
Tito
Apekeaman
Simic
Amusements
Goebbels
City Life
Winchell
John,b. Harding
Preale
John. M. Belmonte
Jack Carl
Air
Wilds
Robert Pompo
Grant Blvd
Jeanne
U.S. Palestine
Chief
John Moltson
William O’hearn
U.S
Russ
R Martin
Mass
Pesiietad
Doughton
Knutson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!